Publishers notice and editorial quote from 1939
A historic Huron newspaper page includes publishing details for The Huron Publishing Co with addresses, rates, and Associated Press note. It ends with an Evening Huronite quote from October 7 1939 urging a peace that preserves American freedom, independence, and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Daily Press Association
Palace Building
Minneapolis
Bureau of Advertising
Lexington Avenue
New York City
Cal
Department of P&.son
Esse
America
Crossword Clue Snapshot From Mixed Word List
A fragmented crossword style prompt lists many clues and partial words across topics like alphabets languages animals and objects. The jumble includes Greek letters coins road abbreviations and common nouns suggesting a historical puzzle snippet.
A Rebuke From Mrs. Kelly
Mrs. Irene Kelly a dignified mother of seven including Charles Commando Kelly a Medal of Honor recipient defends her two room home amid housing reform snobbery. She rejects pity and exposes condescension from housing authorities while urging respect for ordinary living conditions and the dignity of veterans families.
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Kelly
Irene Kelly
Charles
Commando) Kelly
Mrs. Kelly
Pittsburgh
Public Housing Authority
New Handling Of War News From OW The Plan
Director Elmer Davis leads an OWL backed shift to shared war news control with Army and Navy heads. The reform ends theater commanders sole clearance of dispatches, curbing secretive handling and rumor fueled by informal chat. The aim is clearer official reporting and less withheld information.
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Elmer Davis
Army
Navy
Davis
OWL Organization
Atever
Senators Hill and Pepper Battle White Supremacy Headlines
Washington observers track the campaign of Hill in Alabama and Pepper in Florida as primary battles approach on May 2. The issues split along New Deal lines with white supremacy polarizing the Deep South and TVA independence debated alongside campaigns marred by accusations, stumping, and national implications for FDR.
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Washington
Hill and
Pepper
Marquis Childs
Senate
Claude Pepper
Florida
Sister Hil
Alabama
Hill
Fght
Haus
South
Supreme Court
New Deal
James Simpson
TVA
Valley Authority
Congress
Hilt
Deep South
Non Pepper
Roosevelt
Republicrats
Popper
White House
Senator Norris
Nebraska
Cotton Ed" Smith
Pappy Lee Q’daniel
Pepper and Hill
Conyright
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Women Workers Urged to Support Husbands at Home Front
Ruth Millett argues that wives of essential workers must back their husbands with meals and a stable home. She warns against neglect, notes the burden on home life, and cites violence as a grim consequence of disputes over meals. The piece blends practical advice with wartime morale.
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Ruth Millett
Joneses
Population loss prompts South Dakota recovery hopes
The Brookings Register notes South Dakota shed 7.2 percent of its population in 1949 and discusses factors behind the decline, including wartime work and farm mechanization. It predicts a population rise in the next decade if agricultural output grows and water development, irrigation possibilities on the Missouri River, and new living options sustain economic activity.
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Brookings Register
South Dakota
South
Ernie Pyle Describes Luxurious Hospital Ship Voyage
Ernie Pyle recounts leaving Anzio by hospital ship and describes the voyage as near-peacetime, noting the ship's comforts. He details loading hundreds of wounded, the clamor of the sea, and the surprising amenities including hot water, beds, and a working bath aboard the British and American hospital ships.
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Ernie Pyle
Naples
Anzio
LST
Carey
Mercehant
Army
Viaj
Theodore Pauli
Pontige
Mich
America
States
Growth projected for Missouri River water diversion system
The Huron Chamber of Commerce issued a prospectus outlining a plan to divert Missouri River water to the James River. It would irrigate 750000 acres, boosting productivity and signaling future development in South Dakota. Population growth is expected as a result, with even cautious observers optimistic.
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James River
Huron Chamber of Commerce
South Dakota
Lane School Honor Roll Announced for Six Weeks
Lane April 27 report lists Lane High School and Grade students earning honor roll for six weeks. Names include Gertrude Tapken Edwin Forst Mildred Meyer Robert Ankrum Meane Jackson Leland Lillehaug Ruth Heather Lynn Cattnach Lois Solberg Donald Nielsen Elsie Klemm Irene Harmdierks Eunice Brandenburg Gerald Higgins and Irene Brandenburg. Ramblers Meet Alpena April 27 features Mrs Veggie hostess with Chinese checkers and lunch.
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Lane
Lane School
Gertrude Tapken
Edwin Forst
Mildred Meyer
Robert Ankrum
Meane Jackson
Leland Lillehaug
Ruth Heather
Lynn Cattnach
Lois Solberg
Donald Nielson
Elsie Klemm
Irene Harmdierks
Eunice Brandenburg
Gerald Higgins
Irene Brandenburg
Merle Meyer
Jon Hamano
Madalyn Endahl
Letters to the Editor on parenting and social reform
A reader argues that troubled children reflect parental influence and urges stronger parenting, social research in schools for adults, equal citizenship with duties and privileges, and reforms. Recommendations include psychology guidance, sex education, better health information, quality films, youth recreation, and open home hospitality to youths.
Kilgallen Lady Luck and the courtship of fame
A 1944 column examines how Lady Luck fuels the rise of entertainment stars. It recalls Clark Gable, Katharine Hepburn, Greta Garbo, Bogart, and other legends, noting luck and chance shaped careers from factory jobs to stardom, with humorous anecdotes and vintage showbiz lore.
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Lady Luck
Broadway
Entertainment
Footlight Bae
Tade
Lady Lueix
Clark Gable
Ohio
Lady Lueck
Katie Hepburn
Jimmy Cagney
Fannie Brive
Yorkville
Graucho Marx
Jack Benny
Greta Garbo
George Raft
Ted Husing
Character mold now for a better America by aid society
A Young People’s Aid Society modeled after Travelers Aid proposes a national, community driven program in psychiatry psychology education and social work. It envisioned an institutionhearted network to listen teach guide and reform youth and build morality for tomorrow’s men.
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Young People’s Aid Society
Travelers Aid Society
America
De Smet Student Tops Both USD Examinations
De Smet High School student Mary Peterson led the University of South Dakota scholarship exams, ranking first in both tests among 3,122 students from 168 high schools. The win marks the second time in five years a De Smet Kish School student captured top honors, following Orin Purjiniun who later earned a Yale scholarship and served in the armed forces.
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DE Smet
de Sproat High School
University of South Dako
Mary Peterson
de Smet Kish School
Orin Puriniun
Misa Purjiniun
Yale University
Yale
From where I sit Joe Marsh Silas Clay Mad at hats
In a playful exchange, Silas Clay complains his wife’s hat costs more than a bull calf. Doc defines morale as small joys that lift spirits, like a flower in a buttonhole or a friendly word, noting beer with friends and mellow Bliss as key little things.
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Bilas Clay
Bivon Earp
Doc
Siles
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THE
Huron Publishing Co
Third Street
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
Huren
United States
Mber
Associatedness
Arlso
Horizonta
Neuahey
Yee
Hitler
Gotenint
Centerville Journal
Missouri River
By Galbraith
Ramblers
Alpena
Kilgallen
Ted Mon
Corge
Zarina
Berlin
Bowery
Warton
Tanto
Dorothy Lamour
Chicago
Det
Jimuny Tuhim
Syhiee
Ginny
Yitoo Moses
Joe FE
Brown
Jean Peters
Perry Coma
Irina Baronayy
King Festus Syndicate, Inc
Joe Marsh
Silas Clay
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